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x86 is a fairly uncommon choice in embedded systems, but it does show up occasionally. The DisplayPort to HDMI chip used in some current-generation Apple laptop
by duskwuff 4y ago
x86 is a fairly uncommon choice in embedded systems, but it does show up occasionally. The DisplayPort to HDMI chip used in some current-generation Apple laptops has an embedded 80186 core, for example.
What you will find all over are 8051-compatible cores. Those show up everywhere, even in some places where you might not have expected to find a microcontroller at all.